I lead immunohistochemistry operations in a high-volume anatomic pathology environment and bring together laboratory expertise, workflow optimization, validation strategy, and analytics. My work sits at the intersection of histotechnology, digital pathology, and technical problem solving.
Projects centered on pathology operations, imaging, and analysis.
A dedicated project page with an interactive whole-slide image viewer and room for later expansion into a broader digital pathology case study.
A technical case-study page covering attempts to adapt PTEN / ERG dual staining to Leica Bond III instruments, including multiple representative slide slots and development notes.
A project page documenting relocation planning, assay continuity, and operational execution during a laboratory move.
A collection of practical in-lab designs including a slide drying holder, a kimwipe dispenser lift, and an embedding tamper created to improve bench workflow and day-to-day usability.
Built around laboratory leadership, assay work, and analytics.
High-volume anatomic pathology support, staff oversight, throughput improvement, workflow troubleshooting, and escalation management.
Assay validation, laboratory-developed tests, QC systems, reagent tracking, instrumentation support, and compliance readiness.
Using data analysis and visualization to support decisions, evaluate costs, and identify process improvement opportunities.
Selected responsibilities and areas of focus.
Lead immunohistochemistry operations in a high-volume anatomic pathology laboratory, combining staff oversight, validation work, troubleshooting, and process improvement within a 350–450 block/day environment.
Formal education and core credentials.
Western Governors University · 2024
University of Arkansas at Little Rock · 2016
Professional credentials supporting advanced histotechnology and immunohistochemistry practice.
For professional inquiries, project discussion, or opportunities related to pathology, analytics, and technical operations.